Pine and Fruit WoodsThis in New England was pine and fruit woods of all shorts; pear, apple, cherry and of course, maple. Forms were a little cruder than the English prototypes and new ones were evolved –the butterfly table, some chairs, the hutch, the gate leg table, the dresser, make the most attractive of furnishing today and are extensively used and liked by us all. The room above shows the charm of the pieces and the ease with which they can be used in small or moderate sized rooms. In small country houses use blue, green or warm ivory walls, papered or painted with a good braided or rag rug on a waxed floor, white ruffled net or cotton curtains with or without draperies, colorful dishes and attractive lights. You will be delighted with the result and you need not spend much to obtain it. Get a piece at a time, if need be, but get the best of its kind. Save a little from your first outlay to get gay checked gingham or some low priced colorful stuff for the curtains. Don’t wait to get them. Pick up attractive bowls and dishes as you come across them. These colorful touches give warmth to your room.